ML is struggling with abandonment issue. He was abandoned as a child and his loving parents is not his real parents.…
My memory is a bit blurry, but it started with a family money debt something, it was very bad that they even have to transfer house. And then from then it was accumulation of small things and that FL realize that their reality was very different. She overheard a professor telling the ML an opportunity to study abroad in which he declined so easily. She was poor and had to struggle with money and want to be independent fast to support her grandma. ML in the otherhand is laid back, (in his defense, he felt like he should not want more in his life because he is living a life that was not meant for him. The real son of his parents died). They actually talked on the phone when ML got drunk and called her to ask why they broke up. FL said that she is struggling, but then, ML's phone slipped on his hand (because he was drunk) and did not hear properly, he replied as if dismissing FL's honest situation. She was taken aback and so instead of making up, that created more distance between them.
In conclusion, FL was young and was in debt. She felt the only thing that truly belonged to her that she could give up was Woong. And she did. She let go of him, did not want to drag him down (cliche reason maybe of "it's not you, it is me problem"😅)
But this is also why it worked out well for them in the present timeline. FL was no longer in shackles of poverty. Woong was able to find something he wants (architecture) ratether than just laze around, contented and feeling guilt of the dead son and anxious of getting abandoned,
If those are your vibe, although I did not watch those 2, I think you will enjoy this one too. *I did not find this in your mdl yet, thus I am replying on your comment :)
It is veiny and plump, and pretty.. hardworking 😁
They actually talked on the phone when ML got drunk and called her to ask why they broke up. FL said that she is struggling, but then, ML's phone slipped on his hand (because he was drunk) and did not hear properly, he replied as if dismissing FL's honest situation. She was taken aback and so instead of making up, that created more distance between them.
In conclusion, FL was young and was in debt. She felt the only thing that truly belonged to her that she could give up was Woong. And she did. She let go of him, did not want to drag him down (cliche reason maybe of "it's not you, it is me problem"😅)
But this is also why it worked out well for them in the present timeline. FL was no longer in shackles of poverty. Woong was able to find something he wants (architecture) ratether than just laze around, contented and feeling guilt of the dead son and anxious of getting abandoned,
*I did not find this in your mdl yet, thus I am replying on your comment :)